Bismarck weekly tribune., 1887-01-21

| VI Oil suspicion VI crime, OF OF any traveller,
or Of person who iii his or her last illness
shall have expressed desire for interment,
shall be given up for dissection. After dis
section the bodies are to be buried. The
dissections are to be in the territory and
only for medical and surgical study. Viola
tiOns Of the act and delivering Or obtaining
bodies contrary to its provisions are to be
| punished by fines and imprisonment.
JUSTICE COURTS.
No. 72. Mr. Weiser's bill is to amend the
code so as to increase the Jurisdiction of
causes involving not exceeding $500. in
value.
HOUSE.
| EIGHTH DAY.
Opened in due form at Q o'clock, Mr..
Speaker in the chair.
The SPEAKER announced the following
additional committee: a
Temperance-Fletcher, Sprague, Hark-
ins, Dodds, Patten of Miner, Mallory.
Wise. Also changes In committees here
heretofore announced as follows:
Insurance-Royer as chairman in place
of Ward, who resigns as chairman, asking
aplace merely as second Oh the commit
| tee.
| Railroads-Hobart as chairman, in place
of Stewart Of Fall River, who resigns
the craftsmanship and is second on the COM
mittee.
Education - Fletcher as chairman, in
place of Roger, resigned. -H
Appropriations - Berry as chairman,
Fletcher being second on the committees;
Jones In place Of Patten of Miner, re-
signed; Wolzmuth added to the commit
| tee. ..s #
| Ways and M ,ans-Stewart of Fall River
as chairml In, in place OF Hobart, resigned.
Penal LII ,titutions--M tllory and Dutch.
Charitable Insttutions-Ely and Milti-
more.
! In the case of the two committees last
above referrel to, the name, are addi-
tions to committees previously an
nounced. -
Mr.. GREENE presented petition Of the
commissioners of M)rton county, relating
to the west line of that county. Referred
| to the committee on counties.
| Mr.. FLErCHER moved that the bill
! concerning the destruction of nOxious
weeds, introduced yesterday and referred
| to the committee on ways and means, be
recalled aud referred to the committee on
agriculture. Adopted.
Mr.. SpRAGUE offered joint resolution
asking tfi6 removal of the saloon from the
basement of the capitol building, and
moved its adoption. Carried, with one dis
| Senting vote. ..- s5
Mr.. WHITE wanted to know If it was 10
be moved from the basement up stairs.
Mr.. MOORE offered a resolution calling
for the appointment of committee Of in
vestigation, having in view the removal of
| the saloon from the basem 5nt of the capi-
| tOl building, and moved its adoption.
! Adopted, and the speaker appointed as
such committee Messrs. Moore, Dodds and
! Fletcher. sf
BILLS INTRODUCED.
BY Mr.. MILTIMORE-Provi for the
publication of the laws in newspapers.
BY Mr.. .MILTIMORE-To exempt honor
ably discharged soldiers from the payment
of poll tax.
By ByMr.WHITE-Author county COM
m,ssioners and town supervisors to offer
bounties for killing blackbirds.
BY Mr.. PRUITT-To amend sections Is
and IL of chapter 122 of the laws of 1881.
BY Mr.. PATTON Of Lawrence-An act
authorizing the division of counties, and
for other purposes.
BY Mr.: AIkENS-A bill to amend an
act entitled "An act to amend an act to
By Mr.. BIDLAKE-TO amend sectiOn62
chapter 2S. of the political code, and Soc-
ton 7, chapter 40, session laws of 1879.
BY Mr.. .MALLORY-To oblige county
treasurers to register warrants without
charge.
By Mr.. MALLORY-An act to prevent
drunkenness. sfss
BY MI. FLETCHER-A bill relating to
By Nj. .MOoRE-A bill for repeal of an act
to repeal chapter LIZ of the session laws Of
BY Mr.. SPRAGUEAn act to provide for
the rate of interest on money, and to define
usury.
SECOND READING OF HOUSE BILLS.
Providing for an extension of time for
payment of delinquent taxes of 1885.
Mr.. SULLIVAN moved to amend by
providing that the commissioners of the
several counties shall have power to ex-
tend the time when taxes become delin-
quent in their respective counties.
Mr.. BURNHAM opposed the amend
ment. If it was carried, he said, there
would be no inducement for any man to
pay his taxes until the 1st of June.
Mr.. SULLIVAN said there were c0un-
tias where no extension was desired, and
his purpose was to leave it to the different
counties to elect how they should proceed
whether to enforce the payment of the
taxes at once, or to grant extension.
Mr.. MOORE favored the amendment for
reasons already given. 3$
Mr.. PA rTEN, of Miner, favored the
amendment, because he thought it placed
discretionary powers where they be-
longed.
Mr.. FELLOWS opposed it, If for no
other reason because he considered it an
attempt to delegate legislative powers.
something the legislature has not the right
to do.
The roll being called, the motion 10
amend was lost--ayes, IL; nays, 81.
Mr.. FELLOWS moved to rec0Mmit to
the judiciary committee with instructions
to report general bill which shall apply